Android apps are already available on Windows 10, and it’s all powered by the Your Phone app that allows smartphones to be synced with PCs. However, this feature is only compatible with certain Android phones, and according to recent information shared by Microsoft watcher Zac Bowden, the software giant wants to resolve this shortcoming by bringing Android apps to everyone. How exactly this is going to work isn’t known at this point, but Microsoft reportedly wants to allow users to run Android apps almost natively, so theoretically, you won’t need another app to power the experience. Certainly, this sounds like an ambitious plan, and it looks like Microsoft plans to make it happen rather sooner than later, with the feature to go live in 2021. Given the spring update will most likely bring us another small feature update with minor improvements, the fall update could be the one introducing these...
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